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Prime Minister Mark Carney considers Canada a “leader” on climate change results and solutions. “If we have an oil pipeline — which we’re working towards achieving to the West Coast — it will be twin with the pathways project,” he said Thursday, adding, “not just making sure that’s low emission oil and gas in the production and...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is now ruling out Kitimat, B.C. as a port for her proposed oil pipeline to Canada’s west coast. Mackenzie Gray explains why, what route the pipeline will likely take, and what’s needed for the project to become reality.

The U.S. military action against Venezuela and Donald Trump’s pledge to take that country’s oil are ramping up pressure for a new Alberta-to-B.C. oil pipeline to be approved. Aaron McArthur reports.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre warned the federal government that the possible end of American sanctions on Venezuelan oil could displace Canadian exports to the U.S. In a letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney posted on social media Tuesday, Poilievre wrote that the Conservatives were calling on the government to commit to approving the pipeline project proposal within 60 days. Heather Yourex-West...

In a year-end interview with Global News Anchor Dawna Friesen, Prime Minister Mark Carney faced a question about whether he looked like a hypocrite for backing potential pipeline expansion after warning about the dangers of climate change.

Global’s Dawna Friesen sat down with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney for an end of year interview to discuss a plethora of topics concerning Canadians ranging from affordability, U.S. trade, to climate change.

A global oversupply of oil is sending the price of crude tumbling. Heather Yourex-West looks at what low prices could mean for the prospect of a new pipeline in Alberta, and why U.S. President Donald Trump’s rhetoric against Venezuela could be Canada’s gain.

According to a new opinion poll, the vast majority of Canadians support building new oil pipelines once existing infrastructure is maxed out. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre supports the building of a new pipeline and says if he’s elected prime minister, he will approve the project no matter who objects. Poilievre made the comments in a...

Economic uncertainty caused by the Canada-U.S. trade war is shifting support in favour of expanding Canada’s oil and gas infrastructure, according to new polling by Ipsos for Global News. Nivrita Ganguly reports on the findings and why climate policy experts say pipelines may not be the solution.

A group of Gitxsan Hereditary Chiefs has launched a new campaign, sharing not only their hope for a better economic future but also a potential pathway to prosperity. We speak with Simoogit Geel, Gitxsan Hereditary Chief Catherine Blackstock, about that campaign.

Liberal MPs are shutting down a Conservative motion that would support the pipeline to B.C.’s coast. The motion doesn’t necessarily approve the project back by Danielle Smith and the Alberta government but was tabled to force Liberal MPs to show where they stand. Aaron McArthur has more.

n this segment from This Week in Politics on “The Ben Mulroney Show,” Ben and his political panel, Regan Watts and Andy Gibbons, discuss the current political landscape in Canada. The Liberals on Tuesday defeated a motion by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre that he had said was seeking to affirm their support for a new...

The federal Liberals have voted against Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s non-binding motion that he says will prove whether Prime Minister Mark Carney is serious about building an Alberta-B.C. pipeline. Mackenzie Gray looks at what the Liberals are dismissing as a “cheap political stunt.”

Half of Canadians are in favour of building a new bitumen pipeline between Alberta and B.C., while fewer than one in five outright oppose it according to a new Leger poll. It suggests that support is particularly strong in Alberta and among men, older Canadians and Conservative voters. Anne Gaviola has this story and more...

Speaking Monday in Parliament, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre accused Prime Minister Mark Carney of being “the Grinch of the grocery store,” following the release of the 2026 Food Price Report – which predicts Canadians will spend up to $1,000 more on groceries next year. Poilievre added that motion on new pipelines would help combat...

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre came after the Liberals and Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday during question period ahead of a vote on a Conservative motion to force the Liberal government to reaffirm its commitment to a new pipeline to the West Coast. The motion also seeks to get a commitment from the Liberals to...

Gaagwiis Jason Alsop, council president of the Haida Nation spoke in Ottawa on Tuesday ahead of a Conservative motion that seeks to reaffirm the Liberals pipeline plan from Alberta to B.C., as well as overriding the northern British Columbia oil tanker ban. “These projects continue to add risks to our self-sufficiency and our food security,”...

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is demanding the federal government withdraw its new pipeline memorandum of understanding with Alberta. David Akin explains why First Nations leaders are strongly against a new bitumen pipeline project, and what Prime Minister Mark Carney is promising.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta premier Danielle Smith have taken a big step forward in building a new oil pipeline in B.C.’s north coast. The two signing a memorandum of understanding this week. The deal also including a promise to engage with the B.C. government and first nations on the project. Tom Gunton, director...

Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the Assembly of First Nations in Ottawa Tuesday, just as the debate heats up even further over a pipeline from Alberta to the northern B.C. coast. Aaron McArthur reports.